Transitioning from formula to oat milk

Baby is turning 1 next week, I want to slowly transition his formula bottles to oat milk. I currently use plenish oat milk in his porridge and baked goods etc.

What oat milks are best to give as an actual drink to replace his formula? I’ve heard barista style is better as it contains more fat?

I’m not sure, any help is appreciated.

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We tried the alpro oat, but then my son’s symptoms started coming back, and many other parents reported this. We done this for 4 months at a very slow pace so I think it was bad batches created.

We now use Oatly and we were able to do a straight swap with this.

I think any brand is suitable aslong as there’s iodine and multi vitamin in it

We use Barista style oat for that reason but also tastes really close to formula in my opinion 🤣

We just did it without a transition and she took to it straight away, they don’t actually need a transition and oat milk is sweet so that’s why they like it. You could do half an half if needed.

Alpro toddler oat milk is great but I also use oatly and Asdas own both in barista version. Haven’t had any issues with any x

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